Practical resources for microfinance and small-lender operators — field playbooks, plain definitions, migration help, and the PesoLend blog. Use this hub when you are evaluating software, training officers, or cleaning up spreadsheets before go-live.
Start here
Most teams bounce between three questions: how do we collect without chaos, how do we keep books honest, and how do we move off spreadsheets without breaking repayments. These resources answer those questions in plain language. No fluff. No competitor name-dropping. Just operator detail you can hand to a branch manager.
Blog
Field-tested articles on collections, PAR, waterfall repayments, multi-branch approvals, savings products, and ₱10,000 livelihood loan ops. Written for officers and owners who live in the book every day.
Guides
Longer playbooks for launching a branch, training collectors, configuring products, and running a calm month-end. Use guides when a single blog post is not enough.
Glossary
Short definitions for PAR, arrears, waterfall allocation, maker-checker, active loans, and other terms lenders actually use. Share with new staff in week one.
FAQ
Straight answers on multi-currency, timezones, branch approvals, login, and migration from a legacy LMS — without naming the legacy.
Migration
How to map products, bring active schedules, check balances, and cut over without a weekend of panic. Includes what Setup ($299) covers.
Features
Borrowers CRM, flexible products, smart repayments, double-entry, multi-branch, reminders, multi-currency, and roles — the operator toolkit.
Collections and PAR without the spreadsheet spiral
When field officers chase lists in chat threads, PAR climbs and nobody can explain why. Use the blog posts on daily collections playbooks, receipting, and PAR reporting together with the Operations guides. The goal is simple: every collector closes the day with posted receipts, and every manager sees the same arrears truth in the morning.
PesoLend is built for that loop — waterfall allocation, branch-scoped roles, and audit-friendly journals — but the habits still matter. Resources here teach the habits; the product enforces them once you log in.
Savings, money, and startup discipline
Small lenders often mix loan and savings stories in one notebook. That works until the first audit. Read savings-product configuration posts, then the glossary entries for ledgers and passbook-style history. Startup teams should also skim the pricing page so software cost does not surprise the board after month three.
₱10,000 loan businesses — realistic ideas
A ₱10,000 livelihood loan can fund inventory, a booth, or a kitchen — it cannot fund vague hope. Our business-ideas posts break down restock plans, cash rules, and week-by-week repayment. Share them with borrowers in orientation, and keep your own underwriting checklist aligned with what your LMS can track.
Talk to us when the book is ready
If you already know your branch count and seat needs, skip the maze: open Pricing (Starter $79, Growth $149, Scale $249, Setup $299, gateway $49/mo) or Contact. Prefer to poke around first? Stay on this hub, read two guides, then come back with sharper questions.
For borrowers and owners evaluating a ₱10,000 livelihood loan
If you are starting small — a sari-sari restock, a food pack kitchen, a load booth — read the blog posts tagged business ideas and money. They walk through cash habits, repayment calendars, and how lenders underwrite a ₱10,000 book. Pair that with Pricing so you understand what a lender pays for software when they scale.
For MFI and money-lender ops leads
Start with Solutions for MFIs or Solutions for money lenders, then read waterfall and PAR articles on the blog. When you are ready to compare plans, open Pricing — Starter $79, Growth $149, Scale $249, Setup $299, payment gateway add-on $49/mo.
Security, integrations, and login
Review Security and Integrations & API before procurement. Existing customers: Log in to PesoLend. New teams: Contact and we will map branches, seats, and your book.
How to use this hub weekly
- Pick one guide or blog post for officer training on Monday.
- Check glossary terms before you change a product rule.
- Revisit migration notes before any data import.
- Send FAQ links to stakeholders who only need a short answer.
- When you are ready to buy, go to Pricing or Contact — not another spreadsheet.
PesoLend is worldwide loan and savings ops software for MFIs and small lenders — multi-currency, multi-branch, built for collectors and back-office. These resources exist so your team can run the book with fewer surprises.
Collections and PAR without the spreadsheet spiral
When field officers chase lists in chat threads, PAR climbs and nobody can explain why. Use the blog posts on daily collections playbooks, receipting, and PAR reporting together with the Operations guides. The goal is simple: every collector closes the day with posted receipts, and every manager sees the same arrears truth in the morning.
PesoLend is built for that loop — waterfall allocation, branch-scoped roles, and audit-friendly journals — but the habits still matter. Resources here teach the habits; the product enforces them once you log in.
Savings, money, and startup discipline
Small lenders often mix loan and savings stories in one notebook. That works until the first audit. Read savings-product configuration posts, then the glossary entries for ledgers and passbook-style history. Startup teams should also skim the pricing page so software cost does not surprise the board after month three.
₱10,000 loan businesses — realistic ideas
A ₱10,000 livelihood loan can fund inventory, a booth, or a kitchen — it cannot fund vague hope. Our business-ideas posts break down restock plans, cash rules, and week-by-week repayment. Share them with borrowers in orientation, and keep your own underwriting checklist aligned with what your LMS can track.
Talk to us when the book is ready
If you already know your branch count and seat needs, skip the maze: open Pricing (Starter $79, Growth $149, Scale $249, Setup $299, gateway $49/mo) or Contact. Prefer to poke around first? Stay on this hub, read two guides, then come back with sharper questions.